Young Adult· United Kingdom
Flour Babies
by Anne FineAggregate Editorial Score64/100
★Carnegie Medal
Published 1992178 pagesEnglish
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Flour Babies by Anne Fine is a landmark work of young adult, first published in 1992. Rebellious schoolboy Simon Martin is given a flour-sack 'baby' to look after for a school project, and the experience leads him to think about the absent father who never looked after him. Fine's Carnegie Medal winner is sharp, funny, and unexpectedly moving. Themes of fathers, responsibility, school run through the work. The book has received recognition from Carnegie Medal 1992.
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🌟 Young Adult
Fiction and non-fiction written primarily for teenage readers.
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Carnegie Medal
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